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タイトル
The “Will" to Save in China
著者
Yin, Ting
Yin, Ting
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Bequest motives
saving behavior
wealth accumulation
life-cycle model
altruism model
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In this paper, I discuss the actual conditions and determinants of the savingbehavior and wealth holdings of the aged in China, with emphasis on the impact ofbequest motives thereon, using micro data from the 2009 “Survey of Living Preferencesand Satisfaction" (urban households) and the 2010 “Survey of Living Preferences andSatisfaction" (rural households), which were conducted in February 2009 and January2010, respectively, as part of the Global Center of Excellence (GCOE) Program on“Behavioral Macro-dynamics based on Surveys and Experiments" of the GraduateSchool of Economics and the Institute of Social and Economic Research of OsakaUniversity. I found that bequest motives are strong in China, with more than 87percent of respondents in urban areas, more than 75 percent in rural areas, and morethan 85 percent in the country as a whole having a bequest motive, that these bequestsare motivated primarily by altruism, that there is little evidence that aged households inChina dissave (decumulate their wealth), and that altruistic and selfish bequest motives,especially the latter, increase the saving (or reduce the dissaving) of aged households.
公開者
Graduate School of Economics and Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP) Osaka University
掲載誌名
Discussion Papers In Economics And Business
巻
11-24
刊行年月
2011-08
URL
http://hdl.handle.net/11094/13706
関連情報 (references)
http://www2.econ.osaka-u.ac.jp/library/global/dp/1124.pdf
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英語
カテゴリ
ディスカッション/ワーキング・ペーパー DP/WP
Discussion Papers In Economics And Business
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Discussion Papers In Economics And Business.11-24
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Yin, Ting
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Graduate School of Economics and Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP) Osaka University
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saving behavior
wealth accumulation
life-cycle model
altruism model
DCTERMS.abstract
In this paper, I discuss the actual conditions and determinants of the savingbehavior and wealth holdings of the aged in China, with emphasis on the impact ofbequest motives thereon, using micro data from the 2009 “Survey of Living Preferencesand Satisfaction" (urban households) and the 2010 “Survey of Living Preferences andSatisfaction" (rural households), which were conducted in February 2009 and January2010, respectively, as part of the Global Center of Excellence (GCOE) Program on“Behavioral Macro-dynamics based on Surveys and Experiments" of the GraduateSchool of Economics and the Institute of Social and Economic Research of OsakaUniversity. I found that bequest motives are strong in China, with more than 87percent of respondents in urban areas, more than 75 percent in rural areas, and morethan 85 percent in the country as a whole having a bequest motive, that these bequestsare motivated primarily by altruism, that there is little evidence that aged households inChina dissave (decumulate their wealth), and that altruistic and selfish bequest motives,especially the latter, increase the saving (or reduce the dissaving) of aged households.
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The “Will" to Save in China
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Yin, Ting
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Graduate School of Economics and Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP) Osaka University
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英語
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2011-08
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Discussion Papers In Economics And Business
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Bequest motives
saving behavior
wealth accumulation
life-cycle model
altruism model